Rihanna, Lupita Nyong’o Now Want That Twitter Fan Movie About Them Made

Last week, the Twittersphere created its dream movie, starring Rihanna and Lupita Nyong’o. And after this weekend, it might be close to reality.

The movie pitching session began after a user posted a standout picture of Rihanna and Nyong’o from 2014’s Paris Fashion Week. Nyong’o is dressed down compared to Rihanna, but the two both look like stunning, sophisticated women with a lot of power.

With both its stars on board, Twitter continued its fan-casting. Issa Rae — creator and star of HBO’s “Insecure” — wasn’t the next person to be suggested, but she was the next one to hop in. As you can tell from the typing cat gif below, there’s some enthusiasm:

Why this isn’t being made yet, I’m not sure, but it should. It’s about time, too. Buzzfeed even pointed out that similar stories based on the photo have been making the rounds on social media for years. Nyong’o, in a post on her Instagram, highlighted some fan art of the film, which she says is called “Cashing In.”

Meryl Streep Yells Your Favorite Songs in 11 Hilarious Memes (Photos)

It all started with an innocent picture taken of Meryl Streep cheering on Debbie Reynolds at the 2015 SAG Awards. Little did Streep know, that photo would resurface two years later and be turned into a meme of her yelling the lyrics to your favorite songs.

Here she is singing the notorious "Mulan" song.

Here she is stealing Whitney Houston's spotlight.

Here she is singing-a-long to the Spongebob Squarepants theme song.

Here she is unleashing her inner Rihanna.

Here she is singing the most well-known verse to Jim Jones' "We Fly High."

Here she is giving Drake a run for his money.

Here is she singing A$AP Ferg's "Work" remix.

Here she is getting 2 Chainz's lyrics down to the T.

Here she is perfectly deciphering Sean Paul's "Gimme the Light."

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Here she is singing Alicia Keys' ode to New York

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Here she is singing the chorus to the Killers' "Mr. Brightside."

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From Rihanna to Whitney Houston, the Oscar winner knows it all

It all started with an innocent picture taken of Meryl Streep cheering on Debbie Reynolds at the 2015 SAG Awards. Little did Streep know, that photo would resurface two years later and be turned into a meme of her yelling the lyrics to your favorite songs.